| Personal background |
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Although named Ben, I don't ride a charriot.
Well, I guess I'm from Holland (last time checked I was) Working for in B2B as a ICT-specialist having the posibillity to run SATIathome at multiple workstations. (psst, I'm thinking of forcing it om all workstations as a screensaver... hihi)
I tried to create a ICT-specialists club at a ISP's page, but due to a lack of time, it din't florish as I like it would. But as a hopfull person, I still do my little prayrs.
But let's say (for arguments sake) if finding ETI is as great an experiance in life as being intimite for the firt time......wouldn't we all look forward to the next encounter?
P.S. pardon my poor writing, but understanding a thougt is easier than bringing it across (perhaps that's why we din't haer until now) |
| Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home |
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Wow, I can't dicide at the first two. (so let me tackle the both a bit)
Why wouldn't there be extraterrestrial life? Are we that mutch freaks in the universe? Reverse the question about how great chances are of life out there in how small those it would that there isn't. The question if is irrelevant but when. We will be proven right in our drive that makes us search now. If I could estimate when that will be, with an accuricy within 250 years, Einstein would be a dummy compared with me. About benefits and dangers, well that depends om the equality of the establiaged contact. The more equal, the less there will be room for danger. Not only to us... think of how we "succeded" in the past with communities judged by us as lower, I think we could rest the case with that remark.
Beaconing? Aint we doing that already? With all our sheading of energy, I'm confident that, our signals of GSM-phomes are treaveling deeper in space than possibly can emagen. |
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